
Keiko Irie, who works as a guide for Shingo Maki who has moved to Kasugano Village, far from the city center, is from the Village Lifestyle Department and secretly considers the young and strong Shingo to be a ``man.'' However, Keiko is a married woman. Although she is separated from her selfish husband, she also has a son, Masaki. One day, Shingo hugged Keiko, who had become defenseless after exchanging drinks. Keiko desperately resists, but her heart is shaken by Shingo's sincere desire for him, and Keiko's body naturally accepts him...










Having seen the original work, this is my first time seeing Nana Aida, but she feels a bit too young for this particular production.
I didn't have high expectations for the live-action adaptation, but Aida-san was fantastic. I was satisfied with the story, though I do wish the outdoor festival scene had been directed a bit better.
*As expected, the girl ``Nana'' is beautiful enough to appear in a terrestrial TV drama. He was good at both academics and acting. However, it is different from being erotic. Moreover, for a beautiful actress in her 30s, I felt that the expression ``ripe'' was a bit sad.
Nana Aida's passionate performance really shines. If she toned up a bit more and tightened her midsection, the sex scenes would look even more erotic.
Nana's body is truly magnificent. All the intimate scenes are great, too. Especially the scene where she's wearing her name tag and gets handled roughly from behind, and the scene in the bathroom were both excellent.